The Sun. — London, England, 1809-07-12 00:00:00

Nenstadter and Von Reinhardt; the Corps A.tijutart First Lieutenant Pausch j Colonel Quos danovit( h ; Major Schabitz ; Captains Faber, An lion and Maier; First Lieutenant Kohl and Fischer, of the Starr; Colonel Kunigl, of the Artillery ; Co lonetKonio, First' Lieutenant Weissenwoltr, Majors Fodor and Porubsky of Sztarray's ; Colonel Printz of Hesse-Homburg, Major Kramer, Captains August and Butsch,' First Lieutenant Planta, Rosenbaum, Wollenhoter, Maier, and Alvizetty,' Sub-Lieutenant Petz and &Sign Szekely of Hiller's; Colonel Fol -seis, of the Archduke Charles's Infantry ; Colonel S .vinhorn, First Lieutenant Furstenwerther, First Liont;nant Gastgab, and Sub-Lieutenant Kramer, of The Archduke Louis s; Major.NL.nnel, Captains Herwerth, Brandenstein, and Letege, of Coburg's ; Colonel Wattlet and Captain Degrado, of Czatory sky's ; Major Reinisch, and Captain Hardop, of RtUss-Grietz's ; Captain Schick, of Bellegarde's; "Major Vetter, of. the Moravian Volunteers; Colonel Frel;eh, of Stipsicz's Hussars; Major,Devay, 'Ad jutnot Beozy, Winunz, and Esterha:y, of the--Arch de Ferdinand's Hussars ; Adjutant Sub-Lieute nant Mrns. • General qf Cavalry Prince 'Lichtenstein. Lieutenant-(eneral Baron Kienmayer, and Prince of Hess:-Homburg ; Major-General Von Sigent hal ; Baron L,ederer, Von Kroyher, Von Theurnern, and Count _Wartensleben ; Corps Adjutant Lieutenant-, 'Colonel Gaiter ; Colonel Baumgarten, Major Ess, beck,. and First Lieutenant Zapilllo, of the'Staff; Major CallOst, Major Nesslinger, First Lieutenant Fuhrer, 'and Sub-Lieutenant Hayden, of the ,Artil lery ; Colonel Roussel, Lieutenant-Colon e l Flachen, feld, and First Lieutenant 'Werlau, of Maurice Lichtensteln's Cuirassiers; Colonel Morzeri, Lieu tenant-Colonel Desfours, Adjutant Dunst and Per zetti, of the Emperor's Cuirassiers; Colonel Kutta .lek, of Duke Albert's Cuirassiers; Major Schauer, Captain Mann and Taxis, and First Lieutenant Redo, of the Archduke Francis's Cuirassier's; CaptainMercardin and "First Li eu t enant Dorry, of - the Crown Prince Ferdinand's ; Captain Zedlitz,. 'of 11Ohenzollern's Cuirassiers; Captain Precourt, 'of Riesch's Dragoons ; First Lieutenant Wieland, Ma 3or Blankenstein ; Adjutant Simony, and First Lieu \ tenatit, Rosti, of Blankenstein's Hussars; C,apt. Wahler ; Captain Prince Lbwenstein ; First Lieu tenant Ischebursky. and Offenbacher. . • 'Lieutenant-General Count Klenau, who' exhi bited fresh proofs of his well-known valour, both in the reconnoissance of the 20th, and in the engage ments of both days, bestows particular commenda tions on the condhEt of Colonel Trapp of' the Staff, of Colonel Hardegg of Schwarzenberg's Hulisps, of Major Scheibler of Rozenberg's Light Horse, of Lieutenant Colonel Luiz, and Lieutenants Lagherty and Manz, of the first battalion of Jagers. Lieutenant-General Baron D'Aspre, the head of his brave Grenadiers, whom he led with the mast determined intrepidity into fire, deems Lieutenant- Colonel Bissingen and Majors Puteany, Kirchen better, and Winiawsky, worthy of particular com mendation. Siib-Lieutenant Count Rczewusky, di tinguislit d - himself in.a manner that.does,him the highest honour. This young man was Captain in the Austrian and being afraid, at the com mencement of tile war, that he should be obliged to remain with his battalion. in the Interior, he endea voured to 'procure his rern , )val to .a regiment of Light Horse ; and as there was no vacancy, he en tered as Cadet and Volunteer-into Kienmayer's Hus s Ks, in which he was soon promoted to a Sub , Lieutenancy., On the attack of the Grenadiers, he voluntarily acccompanied Li4utenant-General D'Aspre into the thickest of the fire, and when the Field-Marshal's horse was shot under, hiin, he sprang from his,' and presented it to hina with these words : .‘ You want - him more than I." He then joined on foot . in the assault niade by the Grenadiers, till a wound which he received put an end to his exertions: As a re 'ward for such extraordinary zeal, hiS imperial Highness has appointed Sub-Lieutenant Count nczewusky Captain in the finlans. Many inclividtial of heroism are not yet known, and . consequently cannot be recorded. — Thus Corporal Pra g er .of Zettivitz' s , took prisoner One of the enemy's Cliffs d'Escydrori before:the mass of his battalion. Girl:orals - Donner and Horner, and the PrivateA'ressich, Hirma, and Schmerha, of the battalion of Prince Kinsky'S legion, were cut off by a fire of musketry from their corps, audsurrcanded by the enemy's cavalry ; they fotight their way through, and rejoined their battalion The Obvr jager .I!ickerherger and the Unterjager Scbasser of the Zd battalion of „lagers penetrated into the French Emperor's guard, and seized one of the enemy's captains in the midst of his ranks. The private Larda, of Duke Albert's cuirassiers retook a six pounder which had fallen into the enemy's hands, and brotight it back with its equipage. Serjeant Pap, of Chasteler's, *patched the colours of his battalion from the hands of the dying First Lieuten ant Cazan, who 'had himself taken it from the En sign who had been killed, and headed his troop with . the most exemplary intrepidity. • Among the artil lery there are few but what highly diStingUished themselves by deeds of the noblest daring and con - - tempt of every danger. But a grateful country will not fail. to hold in honourable remembrance the 'departed heroes who found death tintl -, e arms of vi6tory. I n this n um b er those particularly . , worthy of mention are, Colonel De Fit:lmes of, .Bellegarde's; Major Dallier of O'Redly's ; Major Cxerderlt, of FrOon's ; Captain Charles Kaiser and Konovsky of Rosenberg's ; Cap: grin Surgeant of Reuss:Oreyz's ; First Lieutenant Cazan of chasteler's ; and Lieutenant Zakazill, of the "Artillery, who displayed the most extraordinary proofs of v:ilour, and With his dying breath re commended his widow to the paternal care of his Majesty. 4ERS. BAbsq:S OP THE app, JuN a 30.—Nothing decisive I,as as et a rived from the great theatre of war, but, according to all accounts, may Le daily expe6ted, as the threes bridges over l'he Danube, were finished on the 17th, and great reinforcements had reached the .t . rench ar:ny, NA PyLEON hacl also Earished all the pie:- Pia atio:l6. 4nd disppsitions- for a grand and decisive at- LONDON : Printed by RIC At the SUN-OFFF tack on the heroic Archduke CHARLES and his va liant army, who were also all prepared to receive The victory . which the French blazon forth to have obtained over the Archduke Jon N, by their Italian army, and the Occupation of Raab, were mere ephemeral successes, as intelligence has been ,re. ceived more officially, of a much later date, at Prague, stating that the Archduke had re-taken the position on the Raab, and the French are said to have retreated before him. According to private letters from Austria,• the Duke of B.AGUSA'S army has been defeated and totally disprsed on the confines of Hungary, and no more than six thousand men are said to remain of it. By the same channel it is said, that a Combined British and Turkish naval and military force has retaken Trieste and, Fiume, and conquered the greatest part of Dalmatia. SCHOENBRUNN, JUNE 14.—An Order of the Day says,—" l' , ie Emperor sees with grief the disorders happen in . the rear of the army. Bad sub jeets try to dishonour the army ; instead of ranging themselves under their colours 411.1 fighting, they remain bellied, committing all kind of excesses, crimes, Bcc,. L 'Ott this .account movable colanms shall be • formed in all haste in. Upper anti Lower Austria to take all marauding stragglers," ezc.—(Car respondent.) • ' ST. PETERSBURGII, JUNE 14. Some days back we received Very satisfactory accounts from Turkey, from our Army. The Turks endeavoured to Pre vent the passage,of the Danube, by frequent sallies from their fortresses. They were attacked by Prince PROSOROWSKI. The Cussacks highly distinguished themselves on the occasion.—(Correspondent.) PASSAU, JUNE 1 1.—=The design of again" fortifying Brannan, appears to be eptiiely given up; but at this city, which is considered as the key of the Danube, strong entrenchments 'are making, and 7000 men, partly soldiers, and partly peasants„ate at work on them daily. Tile, fortress of Oberhaus is connected with these new 'works. Heavy artillery and aM munitinwis brought from the arsenal at Augsburgh. . The Austrian patroles make excursions daily from Bohemia and Upper Austria towards the left bank • of the Danube, to some leagues beyond this city. MAILS. - ARRIVER—t Helizoiand, i W.ll - orforcl. DUE-2 Cotten burgh, t Anita, r Lisbon, ; Waterford. PRICE OF STOCKS • THIS I,AY AT Tw - FtvE O'CLOCK,. Consols - 69110mnium - pr. Tll E S UN. SULU% QUIs DICIRI FALSUSI AtIDIAT LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JI:1.1 1 2, 1809. The-Supplement to the Gazette of last night con tain, in ,the Austrian account of the r.•=einorab}z battle - of Aspern, one of, the most interesting and important :Military Documents' which the world Nothing was omitted on either side that judgment, spirit, 2 and peraeverance could eGet : the slaughter on both sides" was immense, and cer tainly a more sanguinary contlita has not occurred in modern times. The loss of the Austrians in killed and wounded was near 20,000 men ;—that . of the French must have considerably exceeded 40,000. ever saw. We this morning "reeei% eci some , German Papers to the Ist inst. from which' we have made some ex - traEts, - but the Intelligence they contain is in general of an old date. They state that an English and Turkish force has taken posgession of Irieste and Fiume, and the greater part of ailmatia. Yesterday morning, his MAJESTY, Princesses Au-. GLTSTA and SONili, acconipanied 'by the Marquis. CORNWALLIS', and Colonel TAyLoti, took an airing on horseback in Windsor Great Park. The QUEEN and Princess, ELIZABETH took - an airing to Frogmore Lodge. "Yesterd4 Sir DAVID DUNDAS held a‘public • dat his Office in the Flo'rS.e Guards, and gave audiences . to a number of Military Officers. Yesterday, Mr. JAcxsON, his Majesty's newly ap- . pointed Minister to th e U n i te d States of America, set out for Portsmouth. He will embark in the iif r c ain e frioate. Yesterlay a telegraphic dispatch announced the arrival off Plymouth of the Easi.lndia fleet under, convoy Majesty's ship Culloden. Orders were' yesterday morning=transmitted from, the Acimiralty:tol. ) ortsmouth, for t h e fi rst division of the Expedition to‘be iu coinplete readiness tin- sail . ing on Friday. • Master HENRY "FITZ-CLARENCE, second son of his Royal Highness the Dukti cat cLARENCP, arrived on Sunday-, 'at his father's "'e: :t at Bushy, after an absence of 14' months severe - ,E!, as Midship man, on board the Superb, of 74 guns, Adrnirat . KEATES,. the Baltic., • Tile Princess Cl!Aittoi•TE of '‘VALES has hal a very handsome frhaefon tnade'on a scale, prepa ratory to her S . uintner's -excursion to-tognor.. The fore wheels are only 18 inches high, and_ the re4 . l propoitionahly'lnw. f ifer 111 , prious flit.iier . l-;a3,tnaoe her Royal Higi.;ness a - present of a beatAlit*Lil . cet of wili;e ppnieS to drAw it. NAVAL N E 5, PI-TMOUTIT, JULY 10. --• Arrived his Majesty's ship Circe, of 36 guns, Capt. WOOLCOM2E, from St. Thomas's ; sailed thence the 26th May in company With a large fleet, under convoy of his Majesty's ship York, of 74 guns; parted company on the 6th inst. when the York, with part of the convoy, proceeded for the Downs, and the Circe, with tile remainder, proceeded for the Bristol Channel.— The following came passengers in the Circe, viz. Don RAMOND DEL CASTRO, and- his Lady; the former was the late Governor of Porto Rico, and Lieutenant-General of the Spanish army, ordered home by a special express from Government, tor the purpose of being appointed to some special service in Spain : ilso Brigadier-General STRIIELIN, Capt. DUBOURDIEU, Royal Artillery, and Capt. HEN: Lo EKE, of the Royal Navy. Arrived his Majesty's ship Culloden, of 74 gims, Vice-Admiral Sir EDWARD PRLLEWi Bart. Capt. PELLE w, from the East Indies; parted company with his Majesty's ship Terpsichore, with a convoy from the East Indies, a few - days since, which ship with the convoy passed by this port to the eastward, this morning. • • Sailed the "inn hired brig, and the Eyderen sloop of war, with a. large convoy , of victuallers .and trans ports (light), acid mert`hantrnen, to the eastward. Arrived the Oldenburgh Galhot, Holfnung, from London, in ballast, for Liverpool ; and the Orestes sloop of war, from Scilly. The Princess Charlotte frigate, , which arrived here On f rid ty , last; from the West Indies, spoke on Thursday last, the Martin letter of Marque, Capt. BuNb,.bound to 'Madeira, all well. Arrived the ,For ge ry schooner from the Westward. PORTSMOI/T4l, JULY 1 1.---. Arrived the Huss y, of 38 guns, from the West Indies; Dispatch, Captain LILLICRAP, from the Downs ; end Goshawk, froth a cruize, Sailed the Blossom, of 18 guns, for New Bruns. wick ; Martha, KAINs, for Lisbon ; Christian, JoißisoN, for the Downs. The Charger, and Indignant, with a convoy of about 30 sail; remain at St. Helen's, becalmed, but will sail the moment there is wind for then: to get under weigh. - DEAL, JULY 1 I .—Arrived his Majesty's ships Cent.aur and St. Fiorenzo, from Portsmouth. Sailed the Piceniz, TAYLOR, for Jimaica. FALMOUTH, .—Sailed, the Duke of Kent packet, for Cadiz, and gum?? Charlotte packet, for :he Mediterranean. • SHENLINESS, Jc4.1.-ko.— r -Sailed his Majesty'4ship3 Salsefte and Buccp4alus h:47, Portsmouth to join thp Expedition. The Isis was paid up to six mon! The Gluckstadt has the signal flying for HeEgo.' land. \ JULY 1 1,.--7Salled his Majesty's Ship Heroine to. join the ,Expedition at ,Portqmouth. • Arrived the Fiamer'gun-brig from the Baltic. came down from Chatham his .41ajQsty's ships ildazwnt and Coural..!vix. Captain. BA. RCI . .AY was going Qn in go o d health and, spirits at six o'clock yesterday morning, and the time is up at four o'clock this afternoon. Twenty to one is now the betting. Kt NG's Tx in-rtes.--A, new Cornc Opera, called La _Quatro Nazione, composed by PeCITTA, was last night brought forward at this, Theatre. The music in general was much admired, particularly the first act, and the whole was much applauded. THE THEATRE.--The new Drama, called. The Foundling of the Forest, was represented again. last night at the Haymarket Theatre, and with increased success, as it has been judicio6sly curtailed and comf, pressed. , - CORN-EXCHANGE, JULY 12.—T0-day the supply of Wheat is inconsiderable, very few samples of first quality, and sales in general maintain last prices ; Bar ley likewise ; , Malt heavy sale; very tew Boiling Peas, and those dearer ; Tick Beans rather lower; there are very large supplies of Oats, cluefiv foreign, of second and ordinary -quality, mostly out of condi tion ; ,and. this trade is quoted cheaper; Flour with• out variation, and fine American as our last. . Wheat - 6os a 74s a S4s 1 Tick Beris - - 44$ a 49s 'Fine ditio 83s a. 9Z s I Poland ditto 3ss a 38s Odts - 22 S a 2;s s a 32$ Rye- - 44$ a 43$ .. . , ;55 a 34, Earley - - -34 s a 425,i . Potatoe ditto - —s a 40s tvlaii - - ... -68 s a 76$ Rape Seed . - .481 a 52.1 White Pease - roes a iros Fine Flout - 7os a 75$ Grey ditto - - 46$ a 52s Seconds - - 4 65s a 74s lieiths - - - . 56s a 6zs SHIP NEIPS; GRAVESEND, JULY 9. Atrived—the Shaul, , horn Jamaica'; Catherine Maria, .13roadby, from the Baltic; and the Flora, Yanson, tromGottenburgh. Sailed —the ..1 4 ;icenix, Taylor, for Jamaica; Eliza, Gra. ham, 'tor Gibraltar; and the Active, Brydon, for Cadiz. • J tn.'r to; Sailed —the William, ()site, for Madeira ; Hector, lied r, for Tenerale ; Perseverance, Grant, for Seville; and the Plicentx, Stewart, fur Hayti. MARRIAD ' On Wednesday, at the Cathedral of St. Barry's, in Cork, Lieutenant,Colonel Robert Travers, of the Bth Uarnson 13attalivn, to Miss Harriet BeDour, daughter of Major bet. lour, 'ef the sth Regiment. .• • On- the ithinst. Sir Arscott Ourry Molesworth, of Pen. 'carrow, in the tounty of Cornwall, Bart. to Miss Brown, 4attgliter at the Lite Patrick Brown, E , q. of Edinburgh. Last week, at• 14.:(1.1ero, Cornwall, Capt.ini Wooldridge, of the Royal Navy, to Miss Caroline Treweek, of Pen. zance. SECOND EDITION, SUN-OFFICE, TWO O'CLOCK. We have jest received Hamtvargh Papers to the 6th inst.—Berlin to the id, and Frankfort and other Papers to the 30th ult. The following is the intelligence contained in them: " Lenntc, JUNE 26. —Six or seven thousand Saxon and Wirtemberg troops entered our city yes terday. We expect others to-day. We ezpect the King. of Westphalia to-day. MERSEBOURG, JUNE t 7 .s.—Official letters from the King. of Westphalia's head-quarters, arrived this morning, state, that General D'ALBIZNAC had orders to pass the. Saal yesterday, and attack the Austrians near Salzen. Atter several adtions the enemy was obliged to retire. The Austrian s eva c uated Leipzig at midnight. " FRANKFORT, JUNE £B.—To-day Gen. RIVAUD broke up with his division for Aschaffenburg: " The Puke of AIIPANTES will set out in a few clays for Augsburg. The Generals of Division 14- VALID, TERIMAIJ, L4GICA N GE, and BEAtibIONT, are under. his command. PRAGUE, .JUNE 23.,-.The report which, was circulated here as official of the Archduke JOHN hay ing resurned - hisJoriner position, and havingfagain taken Raab, is not'confirmed. " JUNE 24.—We learn by official reports' from the Generalissimo's head-quarters, that up to the 22d nothing hail occurred between the two main armies. The Archduke CHARLES is daily receiving reinforcements from 2 to 3000 men, so that his force on the line from Cleiats to Prcaburgh is estimated at i 00,00,0 troops of the line.. ". As the 'Tyrohail's and Vo?alberghers,, sup, ported by the la:perial troops under the command of col. TEUNER, consider themselves strong enough to Make head, against the enemy, General CIIAS TELL4II has un:ted with the 8a . ,, , zu.s of Croatia, Count GUILAY, and in coujnattion with Lim 114 S entered Hungary b) the mountains. JIILY 1.--By way of, precaution the Duke of Vainly has retnovecl the treasury of tia-nau to Mentz. "'lle Austrians have extended themselves consi derably in the territory of Fulda " Accounts received at Frankfort from Upper Swabia give reason to tremble for thefate of the on fortunaie town or Lindau. " The scarcity -of meat greatly increases at Vienna.' . SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET MEETING, Afiog. TUESDAY. Mr. Wilson's Sm'allhopes, Bst. 51b. beat Mr. Howorth's Viscountess, Bst. Two-yr out Course,tons. Is ft. -7 too on Smallhopes. Sir L. Shelley's Vexation, Bst. 41b. beat Sir'C. Turner's Clitoris, B§t. alb. Ab. M. cogs.—liven. The second year pt a renewal of the Sweepstakes of togs. each, by 3-yr olds, carrying 6st. 91b 4-yr oids, Sst. sib. 5-yr olds, Sat. iolo. 6-yr olds, gst. aild aged git. zib. T. M. M Ten Subscribers. .. ..__ .... Mr. Wils.n's Smallhopes, - 3-yrs old . - ' 1 Mr. C. Btowne's Delviile, 6-yrs old Id Jersey Baines Sir J. Shelley's Sock ) 3-yrs old - 3 Mr. Lake names Id Stawell's Brighton Lass, 4-yrs old 4 J.d F. G. Osborne's Norah, 6-yrs old - - 5 1). of - Grafton names Ld Lowther's g. by Antmus, 6- yrsold 6 Mr, Watsbn names Mr. Keller - nail's Cockatoo, 3-yrs old dr The Insolent and CoViiei Gun-brigs bare captured and sent into Dartmouth the French Brig L:,ltnetai tie, from - Nantz, with wine. The intelligence which reached Dover, of the in tention.ot the enemy'', squadron at Flushing to put to.sea, was communicated by a . smuggling *vessel, captured by the Tiger gevetme Cutter. The Syrian, Capoin DxviEs, has sailed frOm Port mouth, with Dispatches for Sir Awrktuit WELLESLEY, and the Hun, AJmiral BERKELEY, at Lisbon. On the iGth tilt. his Majesty's Ship the Havoc left Yarrnouth; . having on board a Russian Courier. Site bore a Fla'g of Truce, and sailed for ,the The Vessel was examined:by the Danes on her pas sage, and suffered - to proceed :,the Captain was treat ed with courtesy by them. After landing the Cou rier near Riga, on the 27th, the Havoc sailed back, and hasarrived again in England. In consequence of the intelligenCe which we yes terday communicated of the three Drench Ships of the Line lying in Flushing ready for sea, a Squadron has sailed from the Downs to croize off that port.-- It consists of the Audacious, Viaarious, Repulse, Blake, St. Domingo, Theseus, and Denmark. There are said to be 100,000 fresh Patriots sprung up in Spain, to procure arms for whom M. D L. VEGA is again come to this country - from Asturias. CITY BUSINESS —Yesterday a Court of Aldermen was held .at Guildhall, at which the Loan NIA? OR, 14 Atdertnen, and the City Officers were present.— MATTHEW WOOD and joHN ATKINS, E,qrs..Alder men a:'ld Sheriffs Elect, . attended and sealed bond of 10001. each, to take upon them the office •of Sheriff Of London and Middlesex on Michaelmas Pay next.—The Court examined the Meal-weigher's reports, and ordered the , price of bread to be conti nued at is. lid, the quartent loaf of wheaten, and I f Id. household.—A Court of Common Council held this day: To-morrow the LORIS. MA Y OR will hold Courts of Conservancy. for Surrey and-Mid dlesex, to 'receive the repot- , S.of -the Juries. PIGEON SHOOT' NG.—A grand match took place in the neighbout hood of Kilburn yesterday, between-H. Aldridge, Esq. the renowned snipe .shooter, of -13racktiel, Berki, and Captain Smith, also a cele brated shot, for 100 guineas. The former killed 19 out of 21, and won the match. 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